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The first “Mayor’s Science and Innovation Fair” held on Saturday 14 October at the Cape Town Science Centre in Observatory saw two Bishops boys claim third prize for their sustainable scientific innovation. This new event aims to develop Cape Town’s…

Subcouncil 12 has acknowledged two learners from two schools in the subcouncil who received certificates of acknowledgement for participating in provincial sports during the September school holidays.

Eight City beaches have been awarded Blue Flag status by the Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa (WESSA), while two others were awarded pilot Blue Flag status.

With October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Lansdowne Civic Centre was awash in shades of pink for the Highgrove Walking Club’s monthly social.

Keen cyclists Kevin Foster and Roland Postma introduced Rondebosch kids to the BikeBus initiative on Friday 20 October by inviting primary school learners to cycle to school on a route with fellow walkers or rollerbladers escorted by adults for their

With just a few weeks to go before the festive season starts, artists are hard at work preparing beautiful art pieces as part of the V&A Waterfront’s annual Joy from Africa to The World décor installations.

As residents of Wynberg East gathered at a community meeting at the end of September calling for the TB HIV Care’s Step Up programme to cease its operations in the area by the end of October, Step Up’s activity was…

A learner from St Mary’s Primary School in Gardens has been selected to represent South Africa in the African Spelling Bee competition in Ethiopia in December.

Thanks to continued concerted efforts, Bergvliet High’s matric Picassos showcased their wunderkind works with their second Visual Arts Expo at Blue Route Mall from Wednesday 18 to Sunday 22 October, where locals, parents and learners had a chance to

A Bo-Kaap-based non-profit company (NPC) is on a mission to empower the youth and get them employed in the art sector.